Gwen didn’t really feel like hanging around the Common Room. That is why the sixth year started walking around the castle, making her way along the seventh floor corridor. Hmmm. Where to go?, the girl asked herself and looked around. No one familiar here. Ehhh. Gwendolyn continued to stroll along the corridor and eventually found herself standing in front of a closed door.

Hmmm.

It didn’t look like a Professor’s office, because it would have a door sign or some sort of a waiting area. Gwen took a step back, and decided it was perhaps best to head back. Hmm. Or maybe go see what has changed around the grounds. Or what was new in the castle. Well... THIS was new. Gwen just had to find out what was behind this door. The girl took a couple of steps to the front and pushed the door open.

Curious Ravenclaw going in.

Stepping in the room, Gwen gave a quick look around. Huh? An office? An empty office? She hadn’t expected this. Bah... boring. Why would it be here if it had no purpose? After glimpsing one more time at the office, the Ravenclaw turned around, ready to head back to the corridor.

The sixth floor was quite a long way from the dungeons, but there she was, having absolutely no idea what in the world she would find over there. Still, as much as Nora loved the idea of being back to Hogwarts, having spent the summer only with her family made her feel rather cramped in the common room, so getting away from it seemed like a good idea.

With her hands stuffed into the pockets of her robes, the sixth year girl wandered around the deserted halls, humming a random song, until she found herself facing the Mysterious Door of Mysteries. Well, the thing was - she had no clue what was behind it. Was it a classroom? An office? Or maybe nothing at all?

Since she didn't recall ever stepping inside that room, Nora opened it without a second thought, to run straight into a wall. If only walls were... soft. And breathing.

...

Merlin, what if it was a professor she just ran into?!

... and her head hurt.

Dora didn't actually have her satchel with her today, and was instead using the sheep purse West had given her for her birthday. It had everything else he'd given her in it, and other items she added herself. The small leather pouch she had sitting beside her took some digging around to find in the purse, and once she did find it, she sat it beside her on the rug and started a fire with her wand.

She knew how long it took to get from the kitchens to this floor, and arrived at a time that would have him entering this room any moment now, assuming he was coming from his common room of course.

The third year sat cross legged on the rug and entertained herself by looking around the room, imagining what furniture once decorated the large room, and what would look really nice in here.

The sixth floor was quite a long way from Hufflepuff common room, he rarely visited this floor. Come to think of it, he only visit this floor for attending Transfiguration lessons and now he's here to meet up with a certain Ravenclaw.

Messer wandered around the sixth floor corridor until he came across a door. Maybe this was the place. As soon as the fourth year entered the room, he was greeted by the faint smell of crystallized pineapple. He gave a quick look around the room till his eyes spotted the person he's looking for. He made his way toward where Dora was sitting.

"Hey, Dora!" he greeted her. "Have you been waiting long?"

Dora had read Hogwarts, A History, and many other books on this school, and so the third year had a few ideas as to who this office could belong to. Most likely it was that extremely large professor that gassed a lot. She tried to imagine this being his office, and what pieces of furniture he kept in the office when Messer came in, conjuring a wide grin on her face.

"Hey, Messer!" She turned on the floor to face him and shook her head. "No, I just got here a moment ago. Timed it." Accurately. She picked up the small brown pouch and shook it in his direction. "This is for you."

This office was HUGE. He was wondering which Professor used this office before and why they didn't use it as an office anymore. Maybe this office was haunted? Yeah right. This castle was haunted. They could see ghosts wondering around everyday around the castle.

So. Ehem. Back to his friend.

The fourth year sat down on the rug. Why they didn't left a couch or something here? No, I just got here a moment ago He's relieved that he didn't make her wait long. Messer saw she picked up a small brown pouch. For him? "Thanks, Dora" Grins. He took the pouch from her. He wondered what was in it. "Is this the famous Prague candy you told me about?" Should he open it now?

"I don't know about famous, but its really good candy that you can't really find around here." Like gummy candy castles filled with a sweet syrup that was a little stronger than butterbeer, chocolate gargoyles that were totally cute to watch move about, and hard candy that glowed gold and made your tongue do the same thing for a little while. "There's a few different kinds in there. Saved you the ones I thought you might like best."

Poster in hand. She walked up to the door of the spare office, opened it, and looked around the corner. She really wanted to just POST her poster and get this all over with. So there. Poster placement was picked.

"Geminio" she cast the sticking spell and placed her poster against the door to the room. Who cared if it would rip.

This. Was. Cool.

Sure, it was complete empty except for a couple of shelves and a measly rug but it was still an empty teacher's office. Blue smiiiiiirked. It would be far too easy to be mischievous which mostly involved trying to open the many doors and go a-hunting. Imagine if it lead to a completely different area of Hogwarts only she knew of? It would be epic for hide-and-go-seek. Actually, it'd be a cool idea to hold a whole school event with that game. Or at least the third years.

That poor person that would be 'It' and have to go looking. But it'd be fun all the same.

Blue slid her wand out of it's holster and glanced over her shoulder, checking to see if a ghost had shown up. Or a useless, annoying poltergeist. COUGH PEEVES CAAAAAAAWFFFF. No one. But the brunette did cool ninja-slash-spy-y stuff anyway because it made it more of an adventure. Like tumbles and the sort till she got to a door on the other end of the room.

Now, magicky time.

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.....

Okay, so she wasn't lost that much was clear...but at the same time she was sure she hadn't been down this way before and that kinda meant she didn't know where she was going. See, this was why she went exploring most times, it helped when locating places around the castle later on in situations like this.

Pity she didn't even have her kneazle with her. He seemed to be better at the whole sense of direction thing.

As she continued walking she noticed movement just down the corridor, like a door closing. Weeeeeeird. Doors didn't close by themselves...there was usually something behind it. Ooooooo. Taking quieter steps she headed down the corridor and slowly swung the door open just a bit so she could have a peep.

Oh. "Blue...?" She asked, now fully opening the door. She eyed the room curiously. "Watch'ya doooin'?"